Wang Dynamic Web Programming and HTML5

1. Auflage 2012
ISBN: 978-1-4822-0032-4
Verlag: Taylor & Francis
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)

E-Book, Englisch, 664 Seiten

With organizations and individuals increasingly dependent on the Web, the need for competent, well-trained Web developers and maintainers is growing. Helping readers master Web development, Dynamic Web Programming and HTML5 covers specific Web programming languages, APIs, and coding techniques and provides an in-depth understanding of the underlying concepts, theory, and principles. The author leads readers through page structuring, page layout/styling, user input processing, dynamic user interfaces, database-driven websites, and mobile website development.

After an overview of the Web and Internet, the book focuses on the new HTML5 and its associated open Web platform standards. It covers the HTML5 markup language and DOM, new elements for structuring Web documents and forms, CSS3, and important JavaScript APIs associated with HTML5. Moving on to dynamic page generation and server-side programming with PHP, the text discusses page templates, form processing, session control, user login, database access, and server-side HTTP requests. It also explores more advanced topics such as XML and PHP/MySQL.

Suitable for a one- or two-semester course at the advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate level, this comprehensive and up-to-date guide helps readers learn modern Web technologies and their practical applications. Numerous examples illustrate how the programming techniques and other elements work together to achieve practical goals.
Online Resource
Encouraging hands-on practice, the book’s companion website at http://dwp.sofpower.com helps readers gain experience with the technologies and techniques involved in building good sites. Maintained by the author, the site offers:

- Live examples organized by chapter and cross-referenced in the text

- Programs from the text bundled in a downloadable code package

- Searchable index and appendices

- Ample resource listings and information updates

Zielgruppe

Upper undergraduate/graduate students in web programming and web development; professional web programmers and developers.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Wang, Paul S.

Fachgebiete

• Mathematik | Informatik EDV | Informatik Programmierung | Softwareentwicklung Webprogrammierung

Inhaltsverzeichnis

The Web: An Overview

Web Is Part of the Internet

IP Addresses and Domain Names

Web Clients and Servers

URLs

Handling Different Content Types

HTML and HTML5

Webpage Styling

Web Hosting

Web Servers

Domain Registration

DNS

Dynamic Generation of Webpages

Database Access

Client-Side Scripting

Document Object Model

Hypertext Transfer Protocol

Web Development

For More Information

Webpage Markup with HTML5

HTML5 Page Structure

Creating a Webpage

HTML5 Elements and Entities

The Evolution of HTML

HTML5 Features and Advantages

Webpage Syntax

HTML5 Core Attributes

Webpage Architecture

Headings and Paragraphs
White Space and Line Wrapping

Phrasing Elements

Webpage Presentation Styles
Itemized Lists

List Styles

Links in Webpages
Navbars

Pictures and Images in Webpages
Figures

Image Encoding Formats
Image Maps

Webpage Layout

Debugging and Validation

Audio, Video, and More HTML5

Audio for the Web
Playing Video
Embedding Media
Tables
Using Tables for Page Layout

Pagewide Style with body

HTML5 Entities

Webpage Character Encoding

Numeric and Named Character References

Metadata and Head Elements
Subordinate Webpages with iframe
Website File Organization

Internationalization

Styling with CSS

CSS Basics
Whole-Page Styling

Centering and Indenting

Centered Page Layout

Multicolumn Layout

CSS Selectors

Link Styles

Conflicting Rules

Style Properties

Webpage Layout with CSS
A Vertical Navbar

Page Formatting Model

Margin, Border, and Padding
Preformatted Content

Controlling Content Overflow

Styled Buttons

Drop Shadows
Borders by Custom Images

Background Colors and Images

Color Gradient
Browser Support for CSS

At-Rules

Explicit Element Positioning
CSS-Generated Content

Translucent Callout via CSS

Understanding the Cascade
Additional Style Features

For More Information

Forms, PHP, and Form Processing

A Simple Form
Basic Input Elements

Text Input

Input in Standard Formats

User Choices and Selections
Form Submission

File Uploading

Other input Elements

Layout and Styling of Forms
CSS for Form Presentation

Forms and HTTP

HTTP Message Format
Formdata Security and HTTPS

Form Processing Overview

PHP Scripting Overview

An Introduction to PHP
Strings in PHP

Arrays in PHP

Getting Started with Form Processing

Form Processing Example: Club Membership
HTTP Request Data Exposed

Processing File Upload

Dynamic User Interface with JavaScript

About JavaScript

Getting Started with JavaScript

Placing JavaScript in Webpages

Image Rollovers
Image Preloading

Presenting a Slide Show

JavaScript Arrays

A Conversion Calculator

Audio/Video Control

Pull-down Menus

CSS Transitions

Menu Fade-in and Fade-out

Animated Pull-down Menu

Sliding Menus for a Left Navbar

Using Windows

JavaScript Language Basics
JavaScript Form Checking

Smooth Scrolling Text

Animation with CSS

Transform with CSS

Events and Event Objects
Testing and Debugging

For More Information

HTML5 DOM and APIs

What Is DOM?

Browser Support of DOM

HTML5 DOM API Overview

Putting DOM to Work

Node API
DOM Tree Depth-First Traversal

The DOM HTMLElement Interface

HTMLElement Fields and Methods

Document and HTMLDocument Interfaces
Generating New Content

A Smart Form

Client-Side Data Sorting
A Better User Interface for File/Image Upload

TicTacToe with Drag-and-Drop
Tower of Hanoi

DnD Local Files

Canvas Element and API
For More Information

Server-Side Programming with PHP

Page Templates

PHP Functions

Form Generation and Processing
File I/O in PHP

PHP Error Reporting and Debugging

Login with Basic Authentication
Session Control
Crazy Pizza Shop

Security Code Verification

Login Sessions
Image Manipulation

Providing Content Management

HTML5 contenteditable API

Updating the AMP

PHP Classes and Objects

System Calls and Script Security
For More Information

Database-Driven Websites
What Is a Database?

Relational Databases

SQL: Structured Query Language

SQL Queries
Creating Tables

CREATE TABLE Queries

MySQL Data Types
PHP Database Access
User Authentication Using Database
INSERT and DELETE Queries

Database Supporting Product Orders
Displaying Shopping Carts

Handling Query Results and Errors

Receiving Payments

Prepared Statements

Guarding against SQL Injection

The phpMyAdmin Tool

PHP Built-in Database System

For More Information

Web Hosting: Apache, PHP, and MySQL

What Is a Web Server?

URL and URI

Request Processing

Response and Content Types

Apache Web Server

Accessing Linux Server Host
Linux Files Access Control
Running Apache on Linux

Apache Run-Time Configuration
Apache Web Access Control

Requiring Passwords

How HTTP Basic Authentication Works

How HTTP Digest Authentication Works

Password Encryption

Automatic File Deflation

URI to Document Space Mapping

Virtual Hosting

Installing Apache with Package Management

Manual Installation of Apache

SSL/TLS

PHP Module for Apache

Testing PHP

PHP Configuration
HTTP Caching

MySQL
Installing phpMyAdmin

Installing MySQL

Linux Package Management
For More Information

XML, AJAX, and Web Services

What Is XML?

XML Document Format

News Syndication Formats
Browser Display of XML Documents

Transforming XML Documents with XSL
Named Templates and Template Calls

XML Processing in PHP
XPath

AJAX

Soup of the Day

AJAX GET and POST Requests

Web Services

Accessing Web Services from PHP

Address Verification Web Service

AJAX: Form Address Verification

AJAX File Upload

XML Namespaces
For More Information

SVG and MathML

Including SVG and MathML in HTML5

SVG
SVG Markers, Patterns, and Transforms

SVG Animation
SVG User Interaction and Scripting

Knocking Balls Simulation

SVG versus HTML5 Canvas

MathML

Infix to MathML Conversion

MathML for Mathematics Education

Combining SVG with MathML

For More Information

HTML5 and Mobile Websites

Mobile Web Browsing

Mobile Website Strategies

Mobile Layout and Navigation

CSS Media Queries

Mobile Webpages
The Viewport

Automatic Redirection to Mobile Site
Touch Swipe Slide Show
Taking Advantage of the Smartphone
Conversion to Mobile

Webapps
Mobile Site Testing and Debugging

For More Information

Bibliography
Index

A Summary and Exercises appear at the end of each chapter.

Über Autor(innen)

Paul S. Wang is a professor emeritus of computer science at Kent State University. A leading expert in symbolic and algebraic computation (SAC) and web-based mathematics education (WME), Dr. Wang has conducted over 40 research projects funded by government and industry. In 2001, he received the Ohio Governor’s Award for University Faculty Entrepreneurship. His main research interests include polynomial algorithms, parallel and distributed SAC, Internet-accessible mathematical computation, and enabling technologies for web-based mathematics education. He earned a Ph.D. from MIT.